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SÃO PAULO SECURITY INCIDENTS – 4TH BULLETIN OF MARCH

An investigation by G1 has uncovered serious flaws in how sexual harassment victims are treated in São Paulo’s public transportation system. Multiple women reported being groped or assaulted aboard trains or in metro stations such as Pinheiros and República, or on lines 7-Rubi and 9-Esmeralda. However, they described receiving little to no support from on-site security agents, with some even discouraged from reporting the incidents. In 2023, data obtained through the Freedom of Information Law (LAI) showed that at least one case of sexual harassment was registered every 14 hours in São Paulo’s train and metro system. This gap between institutional promises and lived experiences raises concerns about the current effectiveness of measures meant to protect women on São Paulo’s public transit.

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